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//+---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Copyright (C) 1996, Microsoft Corporation.
//
// File: mbutil.hxx
//
// Contents: MultiByte To Unicode and ViceVersa utility functions and
// classes.
//
// History: 96/Jan/3 DwightKr Created
// Aug 20 1996 Srikants Moved from escurl.hxx to this file
//
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
#pragma once
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//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
inline void ConvertBackSlashToSlash( WCHAR * wcsPath ) { Win4Assert( 0 != wcsPath );
while ( 0 != *wcsPath ) { if ( L'\\' == *wcsPath ) { *wcsPath = L'/'; } wcsPath++; } }
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//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
inline void ConvertSlashToBackSlash( WCHAR * wcsPath ) { if ( 0 == wcsPath ) return;
while ( 0 != *wcsPath ) { if ( L'/' == *wcsPath ) { *wcsPath = L'\\'; } wcsPath++; } }
ULONG MultiByteToXArrayWideChar( BYTE const * pbBuffer, ULONG cbBuffer, UINT codePage, XArray<WCHAR> & wcsBuffer );
DWORD WideCharToXArrayMultiByte( WCHAR const * wcsMessage, ULONG cwcMessage, UINT codePage, XArray<BYTE> & pszMessage );
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//
// Function: wcsipattern
//
// Synopsis: A case-insensitive, WCHAR implemtation of strstr.
//
// Arguments: [wcsString] - string to search
// [wcsPattern] - pattern to look for
//
// Returns: pointer to pattern, 0 if no match found.
//
// History: 96/Jan/03 DwightKr created
//
// NOTE: Warning the first character of wcsPattern must be a case
// insensitive letter. This results in a significant performance
// improvement.
//
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
WCHAR * wcsipattern( WCHAR * wcsString, WCHAR const * wcsPattern );
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//
// Function: wcs2chr, inline
//
// Synopsis: An optimized strstr for one or two character WCHAR strings
//
// Arguments: [wcsString] - string to search
// [wcsPattern] - pattern to look for
//
// Returns: pointer to pattern in string, 0 if no match found.
//
// History: 96/Apr/02 Alanw created
//
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
inline WCHAR * wcs2chr( WCHAR * wcsString, WCHAR const * wcsPattern ) { Win4Assert ( wcsPattern != 0 && wcslen( wcsPattern ) > 0 && wcslen( wcsPattern ) <= 2 );
Win4Assert( wcsPattern[0] == towupper(wcsPattern[0]) && wcsPattern[1] == towupper(wcsPattern[1]) );
while ( wcsString = wcschr( wcsString, *wcsPattern ) ) { if ( wcsPattern[1] == L'\0' || wcsPattern[1] == wcsString[1] ) break; wcsString++; }
return wcsString; }
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